With controversy surrounding lobbyist actions in Washington. Colorado lawmakers recently submitted a detailed account of gifts they received during 2005.

Colorado lawmakers say they'll have to take money away from police, firefighters or other first responders, of the state is forced to return more than one million dollars worth of grants.

Grand Junction business Mesa Wireline is missing a pipe carrying explosives and are offering an award for any information leading to the return of the pipe.

The first Saturn dealership is up and running for car buyers in western Colorado.

The 63rd annual Western Colorado Horticultural Society convention gets underway in Grand Junction.

Governor Owens delivers his final State of the State Address In Denver. The Governor is term-limited, but promises to stay strong on his issues.

The 24 Road Steering Committee holds an open house to allow the public to review and provide comments on alternatives to the proposed changes.

Senior citizens in Grand Junction gather for an informative session on the new Medicare prescription drug benefits.

State legislators are proposing a bill that would allow students to stay in high school for an additional year, and when they graduate they will have both a high school diploma and an associate’s degree.

Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Janice Ward announces she's running for a second term.

Western Colorado Community College now offering courses in Fruita.

The man who jumped into the Colorado River Tuesday in an effort to elude authorities is released from the hospital.

The 2006 Legislative session has begun in the state capital and there are several important issues on the table.

The Mesa County District Attorney's office has decided not to press formal charges against a student accused of racial intimidation.

Unseasonable warmth has gripped the Grand Valley, a trend that will likely continue.

Developers looking to put in a retail building in Grand Junction, which would include a Kohl's, hits another snag involving signage variances.

A theft suspect jumps over a bridge in Grand Junction this afternoon in an effort to elude Authorities. The suspect is detained.

Why the city of Grand Junction feels it's necessary to hire a consultant firm to fill the police chief position

The Executive Director of Grand Junction's homeless shelter is concerned about getting some much needed funding from the County.

Construction progress for District 51 schools

Grand Junction Police release a composite sketch of a man suspected of robbing the Junction Bell Credit Union last week.

A man arrested in Arizona on a Mesa County warrant pleads not guilty at the Mesa County Justice Center today.

One man is dead and two injured in a rollover crash on Interstate 70. The crash happened at about 2:30 this afternoon one mile east of the Clifton exit.

The Mesa County Commissioners accepted a grant today from the state department of local affairs to study emergency medical training needs in western Colorado.

The Grand Junction Lions Club has a rich tradition of giving money to deserving non–profit organizations. Today they keep with it by giving out more than 100–thousand dollars to a wide variety of community projects.